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The Writing Dead
Thomas Fahy
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University Press of Mississippi 
Geisteswissenschaften, Kunst, Musik / Theater, Ballett
Beschreibung
The Writing Dead features original interviews with the writers of today's most frightening and fascinating shows. They include some of television's biggest names—Carlton Cuse (
Lost and
Bates Motel), Bryan Fuller (
Hannibal,
Dead Like Me,
Wonderfalls, and
Pushing Daisies), David Greenwalt (
Angel and
Grimm), Gale Anne Hurd (
The Walking Dead,
The Terminator series,
Aliens, and
The Abyss), Jane Espenson (
Buffy the Vampire Slayer and
Battlestar Galactica), Brian McGreevy (
Hemlock Grove), Alexander Woo (
True Blood), James Wong (
The X-Files,
Millennium, American Horror Story, and
Final Destination), Frank Spotnitz (
The X-Files and
Millennium), Richard Hatem (
Supernatural,
The Dead Zone, and
The Mothman Prophecies), Scott Buck (
Dexter), Anna Fricke (
Being Human), and Jim Dunn (
Haven).
The Writing Dead features thought-provoking, never-before-published interviews with these top writers and gives the creators an opportunity to delve more deeply into the subject of television horror than anything found online. In addition to revealing behind-the-scene glimpses, these writers discuss favorite characters and storylines and talk about what they find most frightening. They offer insights into the writing process reflecting on the scary works that influenced their careers. And they reveal their own personal fascinations with the genre.
The thirteen interviews in
The Writing Dead also mirror the changing landscape of horror on TV—from the shows produced by major networks and cable channels to shows made exclusively for online streaming services such as Netflix and Amazon Studios.
The Writing Dead will appeal to numerous fans of these shows, to horror fans, to aspiring writers and filmmakers, and to anyone who wants to learn more about why we like being scared.
Kundenbewertungen
Dexter, Grimm, Brian McGreevy, Scott Buck, psychology, Frank Spotnitz, Jane Espenson, writers, American Horror Story, characters, Jim Dunn Haven, humans, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Television Studies, production, The Walking Dead, Battlestar Galactica, Supernatural, Hannibal, David Greenwalt, The Abyss, Wonderfalls, monsters, Science Fiction, Angel, True Blood, suspense, Anna Fricke, fandom, Alexander Woo, Dead Like Me, Aliens, James Wong, The X-Files, Bates Motel, emotion, vampires, Hemlock Grove, Millennium, Richard Hatem, The Dead Zone, audience, serial killers, Gale Anne Hurd, Carlton Cuse, The Mothman Prophecies, directing, creators, fans, Final Destination, Pushing Daisies, The Terminator series, Popular Culture, behind-the-scenes, Bryan Fuller, Horror, Being Human, Lost